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Betaine TMG is a betaine supplement that aids your body’s methylation process, which is important for the proper functioning of your cardiovascular, nervous, and endocrine (hormone) systems, and needed for detoxification and energy production.*
Supplement Facts | ||
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Serving Size 2 Capsules Servings Per Container 30 |
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Amount Per Serving | % DV | |
Betaine (Trimethylglycine) | 1000 mg | * |
* Daily Value (DV) not established. | ||
Other Ingredients:
Vegetable cellulose (vegetarian capsule), microcrystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide.
Free from milk/dairy, gluten, wheat, yeast, soy, eggs, corn, or artificial colors or flavorings. |
Month 1
Clinically studied nutrients get to work
Month 2-3
Nutritional deficiences are corrected (varies by person)
Month 4 & Beyond
Amplify The Benefits & support long-term health
Betaine TMG is a betaine supplement that aids your body’s methylation process, which is important for the proper functioning of your cardiovascular, nervous, and endocrine (hormone) systems, and is needed for detoxification and energy production.*
Making SAMe generates homocysteine, which can have toxic effects. Betaine readily provides methyl needed to recycle homocysteine. Betaine bypasses enzyme systems that get methyl from folate and vitamin B12 but are vulnerable to inherited gene errors. Many individuals who are unable to achieve healthy homocysteine regulation by taking folate and vitamin B12 experience success by taking betaine.
Regulation of water content is a survival issue for all human cells. With too little water they shrink and their enzymes can't work; with too much, they swell and can rupture. They use betaine to sensitively regulate their water content.
Betaine (trimethylglycine, TMG) occurs naturally in our cells. Taking betaine can improve SAMe's mood benefits: in a clinical trial, subjects who received SAMe (750 mg/day) plus betaine (375 mg/day) performed better than SAMe alone (800 mg/day) on measures of worry, helplessness and worthlessness, agitation, and physical efficiency.
Making SAMe generates homocysteine, which can have toxic effects. Betaine readily provides methyl needed to recycle homocysteine. Betaine bypasses enzyme systems that get methyl from folate and vitamin B12 but are vulnerable to inherited gene errors. Many individuals who are unable to achieve healthy homocysteine regulation by taking folate and vitamin B12 experience success by taking betaine.
Regulation of water content is a survival issue for all human cells. With too little water they shrink and their enzymes can't work; with too much, they swell and can rupture. They use betaine to sensitively regulate their water content.
Betaine or trimethylglycine (TMG) is a small molecule that’s integral to human metabolism. We get betaine from beets (hence its name), spinach, and a few other foods. It’s clinically proven to help the brain, liver, and other organs. It also helps conserve the body’s antioxidant defenses and is a potent means for controlling potentially toxic homocysteine.
Methylation is the transfer of methyl groups between various compounds in the body. It’s needed to manufacture the vitamins folate and B12, as well as amino acids, neurotransmitters, hormones, red blood cells, DNA and RNA.
Methylation has wide-reaching impacts on both your physical and mental health. But not everyone can methylate well. The methylation process is complex, and just one genetic mutation can throw the whole thing off. When that happens, your body and brain can suffer from negative effects.
Help your body methylate well, with a high-quality TMG supplement. Not to be confused with betaine HCL, a digestive aid, Betaine TMG is the amino acid glycine with three methyl groups attached to it. Once ingested, those methyl groups break apart from the glycine, increasing your body’s methyl pools and aiding methylation.*
TMG bypasses the folate enzyme MTHFR. That means even if you have the common gene mutation C677T, which hampers methylation, you can still benefit from Betaine TMG
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If you test low for folate or vitamin B12, it’s likely you’re not methylating well. Other tests that point to poor methylation include high blood levels of MMA (methylmalonic acid) or homocysteine, which can build up in the absence of folate.
If you’re experiencing:
You may benefit from a high-quality betaine supplement like Betaine TMG
As a company firmly rooted in science, we use only clinically researched ingredients that create real results. Here’s what you can expect from taking Betaine TMG: